Do you have nightmares of your tablet falling into the hands of cyber thieves? Maybe you worry that a hacker will break into your online bank account.

Google Reader, the popular RSS reader, is all but dead. Google recently announced that it would eliminate the service once July 1 rolls around

Think your company’s computers are protected with conventional passwords? Guess again

Your small business needs new technology to remain competitive. The reality is, paying for new technology is definately not cheap. The good news is, small business owners are due a substantial tax break this year that might make it less difficult for you to update your business’s technology tools.

Hackers aren’t shy about assaulting small businesses. They know that most of these businesses are vulnerable to cyber crimes. It’s not overly difficult for smart hackers to break into the credit-card accounts or bank accounts of small businesses

Only one key employee has access to all of your small business’ crucial online accounts: your cloud-based payroll software, Twitter account, Facebook account and bank account. That’s fine. But what if that employee should die suddenly?

Your New Year’s resolution was to grow your small business in 2013. How is that resolution going?